Pleural Inflammation Signs and Home Care Steps
Pleurisy, an infection related chest lining inflammation, causes sharp breathing pain and coughing. It often follows poor ventilation or dusty work and may be worsened by fatigue. rest in bed, heat or cold applications, and a chest strap can help keep the side quiet to ease pain.
Next War Espionage Foreseen by Rowan
Rich ard W. Rowan imagines a near future war sparked by spies rather than declared hostilities. He foresees deliberate sabotage of factories, railways, bridges, and food supplies, widespread bombing and gas attacks, and a bacteriological offensive. Civilians, especially women and children at home, face greater danger than frontline soldiers.
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Army
Air Force
Mr. Rowan
Ways to Revive Near Victims of Drowning
Olive Roberts Barton outlines first aid for water accidents in a Summer Accidents installment. She stresses immediate action, proper positioning, rhythmic chest compressions, and rescue breathing for children and adults, with emphasis on avoiding delays and crowding, and continuing until medical help arrives.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Next Scards and Burns Says McBride Book Sells Cheap
The text notes Scards and Burns saying the reader can figure things out easily. It states the book published by McBride costs $2.50.
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McBride
Local Social Notes Highlight Piney Grove Visitors and Dierks Visits
Centerville residents note visits from Cecil Richards’s wife in Piney Grove and Jim Gieghorn, with Wile Powell in Texarkana visiting daughter Mrs. Carl Richards. Martha Jane Jones returns home after a dance. Otto Radden and Calhoun visit. Lester Lynsay visits Millican family. Kohlhinten reports first male twins birth in a decade.
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Dierks
T. E. Gieghorn
Wile Powell
Texarkana
Carl Richards
Janauesen
Martha Jane Jones
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Otto Radden
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Hope
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Sophie's War Era Romance and Party Drama in New York
Sophie Kerr sketches a tangled tale of Jane and Amy in wartime New York, with Howard, Edgar, and Roger shaping love, loyalty, and conflict. Amid social whirl, Amy defends music and moral courage while Jane resents changes, and a looming war frames choices and social games for Marburg's circle.
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Political Announcements for Democratic Primary Candidates 1934
The Star announces nominated candidates pending the Democratic primary on August 14, 1934. State Senator District 2: John L. Wilson. Sheriff: George W. Schooley. County & Probate Clerk: Ray E. Dowell. Tax Assessor: Mrs. Isabelle Onstrae. R. L. (Lee) Jones. J.B. Bearden. J. W. Ridadili. Clarence B. Baker. C. (Crit) Stuart.
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George W. Schooley
Aubry Lewis
Clarence
Baker J.B
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Bearden
Isabelle Onstrae
R. L
Lee) Jones
Crit
Stuart
School Refunding Is Given Approval
LITTLE ROCK The State Board of Education at the capitol Thursday approved refunding contracts for eight school districts, tentatively approved eight others, rejected two, and tightened rules. The Pulaski County Special School District refunding plan with the Arkansas Municipal Bond Bureau was approved tentatively, pending minor adjustments. It lowers interest to 2.5 to 4.0 percent for 10 years, then 4.5 to 6 percent for the remainder of the 20-year bonds. Also approved was a $644,000 Hot Springs School District refunding by T. J. Raney & Sons with a one percent rate cut for five years, after which the rules resume.
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Little Rock
State Board of Education
Pulaski County
Arkansas Municipal Bond Bureau
Hot Springs
T. J. Raney & Sons
Glorifying Yourself foundation tips for skin care
Advice from Alicia Hart on foundation use emphasizes choosing a powder base to protect skin and extend makeup wear. It notes some skins need no foundation, recommends trying several products, and suggests mixing newer creams with water or skin tonic for a cooling effect before applying to face and neck.
Revival Appointment Set for July 22 in Rosston
Center Point Tey and L. L. Midlubrooks of Rosston announce an appointment this Sunday July 22 at 1 o'clock to start a revival lasting several days. The public is invited. Also noted is the death of Jim May Wednesday at Josephine hospital in Hope. Friends and family gather for services in Holly Springs and other nearby communities as mourners share memories.
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J. . Galloway
Henry Voss
Near Bright Star
A. Ty. Caudie
Toa Nell
A. L. Jr
W. W. Wright
Bug Tunstall
Hope
J.B. Wright
KE. G. Wright
Walter Hood
Alvin Galloway
Helen Murig
J. W. Galloway
Morgan May
Carl May
Howard May
L. G. Kennedy
A. L. Caudle
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